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Minimizing Radiation Dose for Pediatric Body Applications of Single-Detector Helical CT
American Journal of Roentgenology · 2001 · Vol. 176(2) · pp. 303–306
Lane F. Donnelly✉(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)Kathleen H. Emery(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)Alan S. Brody(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)Tal Laor(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)Victoria M. Gylys-Morin(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)Christopher G. Anton(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)Stephen R. ThomasDonald P. Frush(Duke University Hospital)
Abstract
Adjustments of the standard helical CT protocols for adults can result in reduced radiation dose when imaging children. It is the radiologist's responsibility to critically evaluate the CT techniques used at their institution. Adjustments to CT protocols should be made to choose the appropriate mA and pitch when imaging children.
Radiation Dose and ImagingAdvanced X-ray and CT ImagingRadiology practices and educationMedicineRadiation doseMedical physicsHelical computed tomographyRadiologyNuclear medicineRadiation exposureDetectorComputed tomographyOptics
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Age FactorsChildHospitals, PediatricHumansRadiation DosageTomography, X-Ray ComputedUnited States
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